Easy to create API

base on @google-cloud/functions-framework

Configure

| Command-line flag | Environment variable | Description | | ------------------ | ------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | --port | PORT | The port on which the Functions Framework listens for requests. Default: 8080 | | --target | FUNCTION_TARGET | The name of the exported function to be invoked in response to requests. Default: function | | --signature-type | FUNCTION_SIGNATURE_TYPE | The signature used when writing your function. Controls unmarshalling rules and determines which arguments are used to invoke your function. Default: http; accepted values: http or event or cloudevent | | --source | FUNCTION_SOURCE | The path to the directory of your function. Default: cwd (the current working directory)

| --source | FUNCTION_HANDLER | We're have two options body or path, using env FUNCTION_HANDLER. Default:path )

1. body

using body with json

{
  "action": {"name":"user-update"}
}

--> auto load ./actions/user-update.js

{
  "trigger": {"name":"user-like"}
}

--> auto load ./triggers/user-like.js

2. path: make rest full api

• /login -> src/login.js
• actions/user-update -> src/actions/user-update.js
• triggers/user-buy -> src/actions/user-buy.js

1. Create new node project

yarn init    

2. Install libs

yarn add  easy-functions @google-cloud/functions-framework

3. Make index file. (support ts)

index.js/index.ts

import {handler} from 'easy-functions';

export const easy = handler;

3. Make functions file.

test.js

export default (req, res) => {
    res.send('test ok')
}

4. Run

with npx

npx functions-framework --target=easy

Default endpoint: http://localhost:8080/

Test: http://localhost:8080/test